Eastern League Results and Standings Highlight Close Scrambles
In yesterday's Eastern League action Wilkes-Barre edged Buffalo as Springfield and Syracuse battled to a standstill. Rochester fell to Providence 10 to 6 while Springfield defeated Syracuse 5 to 4 amid errors and timely hitting. Attendance reached 1,600 as Hodson pitched for Providence and Day led Springfield on a long scoring day.
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Bore Osos
Toronte
Ccsecesaave
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Ccsree
Providence
Rochester
Springfield
Scranton
Scientilc
Hodson
Syracuse
Scranton Edges Toronto In Ragged Ninth Inning
Scranton beat Toronto 9 to 8 in a close game marked by Stupid base running and weak team play by Toronto. Scranton rallied with five runs in the fifth on three singles a double and a triple plus Shinnick’s fumble, then won in the ninth as Ward bunted Meaney sacrificed and Eagan singled amid strong double plays by Scranton. Attendance 300.
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Ellroy
Sweeney
Jones
Springfield
Will
Moss
Minahan
Kagan
Springfeld
Syracuse
Hattwiiee
Callahan
Gunson
Day
Kilroy
Heas
Eagan
Minnahan
Shannon
Hess
Cilbert
Schetiler
Welch
Gilbert
McDonald
Hurst
Ime
Toronto
Scranton
Shinnick
Ward
Meaney
Anne
Man
Cfeenee
Mith
Byessuseuge Lutenberg
Cevesvee
Casey
Oeeneeneeee Lake
AB. R. H
A. E Heine
Lutenberg
Bannon
Backifice
Demont
Bares
Corey
Luby
Heine
Stearns
Heine Ward
Huston
Wittrock
Gaffney
Buffalo's Two Errors in Slow Scoring Loss
Buffalo pitched by Wadsworth showed limited arm recovery as Wilkes-Barre capitalized with six singles and a wild Urquhart throw to score five. Lewee muffed a pop foul in the eighth allowing four more runs, while Buffalo fielded poorly yet still hit well as a crowd of about 1,200 saw a 5 4 loss to Wis. Springfield Poly M Springfield.
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Buffalo
Wadsworth
Wilkes-Barre
Urquhart
Griffin
Buffalos
Jim Wadsworth
Lewee
Lytle
Rupa
A.B
E. Bottenus
If. Downe
Gene Clymer
Aeteee Wise
Crveee
Field
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Wilees-Barre AB
A. E Lytle
Oeeensenee Shannon
Enstatioes
Lestotte
Seteeeneee Griffih
Bart
Bonner
Eenati
Srrots
Wilkes- Barre
Giants Show Strong Form in National League Standings
No games yesterday among Louisville Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago alter middle division standings. New York now considered part of the group with Brooklyn a notch behind Philadelphia and Chicago. one day’s play could shift positions. Results: Pittsburg 9, Baltimore 2. St Louis 9, Boston 4. Cleveland 12, Washington 6. Cincinnati 7, New York 3. Louisville 0 Philadelphia 0 in rain. no Brooklyn Chicago game scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Giants
Louiisville
Louiaville Ve
P. Civoian Sareceee
P.C
Puuumbupe Cescersvsccecseee
Horon Syescsetsevssercsace
Baltimore
Ssesnesees
Sevccssee
Ff Qhichro
E.csesesvsceerse
Saeed
Alrtina
Dias
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Ill
Oes Sette
State League Scores From Pottsville and Lancaster
Pottsville R Ct Pottavilla 030004651-19 17 4 Haloton .0 1020072004-8 1 4 Batteries Calin and Fox Smith Quarles and Moore At Lancaster Rh HE Lancaster 4.200000008-65 2 8 Carbondale .24020000%- 8 10 3 Bateries Yerkes Reybold and Arthur Swift and Patchen
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Pottsville
R. Ct
Pottavilla
Calin and Fox
Smith
Lancaster
Carbondale
Yerkes
Reybold
Arthur
Swift
Patchen
Scranton Y M C A Wins Close County League Game
Special to the Scranton Tribune Carbondale July 24 Scranton Y M C A defeats Jermyn 18 to 7 in a County Amateur league clash Gilbert pitched well allowing five hits while Scranton racked up nine off the Jermyn hurler A late umpire change occurred in the fourth inning The next league game will be at Scranton Baseball Park Friday afternoon between Y M C A and Morning Glorks of Dunmore a meeting of the association is planned for Friday at 9 o clock
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Scranton Y. M. Co. A
Jermyn
Scranton Tribune
Carbondale
Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton
Gilbert
Jermyn Twirler
Scranton Baseball Park
Dunmore
Harding
Oe Am Trv Ca Ae
Association Boranton
Mae
Crackajacka
Green Ridge
Eurekas
Sanderson's Park
James EF
Bradley
Dickson Works
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Foundry
Finch's
Scranton Stove Works
James Boys’ Grounds
Tribune
Admission Bids Soon on Three Teams
Three teams are applying for admission. The previous day’s game score is not fully shown, but the report notes the match results as part of the process.
Paled Base Ball Stars Dropping Out Of National League
A New York Sun summary lists noted National League players who left the game within the past year. It notes John Ward, Dan Brouthers, Bill Brown, Danny Richardson, Charley Comiskey, John Clarkson, Tony Mullane, Elton Chamberlin, Jerry Denny, Jake Virtue, Bob Allen, and Buck Weaver among others, details their post baseball pursuits and current statuses, and mentions veteran players likely to retire.
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Puetrons
John M. Ward
Dan Brouthern
Bill Brown
Danny Richardson
Charley Comiskey
John Clarkson
Tony Mullane
Elton Chamberlin
Jerry Denny
Jake Virtue
Bob Allen
Buck Weaver
Ward
Polo Grounds
Dan Brouthers
Baltimores
Loulavilles
Wappinger's Falls
Brouthers
Loulevilles
Louisville
Elmira
Danny
St. Lauia Browns
Cincinnatis
St. Paul
Commy
St. Louis
von der Ahe
Chrie
Comiskey
John G. Clarkson
Chiccagos
Bostons
Mike Kelly
Bay City
Clarkson
Clevelands
Baltimore Lub
Mullane
Baltimore
Cleveland
Elton Chamberli
CiIminnati Club
Chamberlin
Loulaville
Connecticut
Louisvilles
Philadelphia
Roger Connor
Scranton Baseball Pact Keeps Five Clubs In State League
The State league will continue with five clubs. Scranton shows a 3-3 on current trip, 6 of 10 vs Rochester, and 4 of 9 vs Byzacune. Ex-captain Charlie Brady signs with Lewiston, Max Hill signs with Washington after Pottsville deal, Al Keettons to play at Jenet until Aug 1. Michael and Gmink from Allentown batters contribute. details incomplete.
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Chariie Brady
Scrantons
Lewiston
Max Hill
Pottsville
Washington
Scranton
al Keettons
Jenet
Michael and
Gmink
Allentown Battery
Gentry Beats Patchen in Public Pace at Freeport
John R Gentry wins a public pace at Taylor's park Freeport before 10000 spectators scoring 2.044 for the first heat and 2.06% for the second heat while Patchen shows aloud effort throwing a shoe after the half mile post and succumbing to Gentry in a three heat special race with purses of 3.00 to the winner.
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Freeport
John BR. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Taylor's Park
Gentry
Patchen
McHenry
John KR
Patchen Wilkes
Ashland Wilkea
Curry
Beteteesserene
Tovalita
Red Leaf
Joe Porter
Bon Amt
Corbett Hurt Training. Out Two Weeks
James J. Corbett the champion pugilist injured while bicycling at Asbury Park while training for a Manhattan Beach race with Bob Fitzsimmons. A stranger fell, causing Corbett to crash. he sustained bruises a leg cut from the hip and cannot raise his right arm. The accident postpones his rivalry with Fussimmons.
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Asbury Park
N. J
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Manhattan Beach
Bob Fitzsimmons
Toe
Joe
Fussimmons
Zimmerman
Will Wheel to Minnesota on a Bicycle Expedition
New York July 4 Herman G Fritz artilleryman Battery A first artillery Fort Hamilton N Y starts at noon Tuesday on a bicycle for Fort Snelling Minn on three months furlough traveling 2000 miles each way with a tent two blankets a revolver and letters from General Miles to commanders along the route He will tap at Fort Quarter Fort Sheridan Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley Omaha Barracks and Fort Niobrara camping nightly at a tent and eating at farmhouses and hotels Meanwhile Dr Nathalie Snelling says pugilist Jack Dempsey is dying of consumption and kept alive by stimulants after examination on a train trip to Portland.
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New York
Herman G. Frits
First Artillery
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Fort Snelling
Minn
Miles
Fritz
Fort Quarter
Buffalo
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Riley
Omaha Barracks
Omaha
Fort Niobrara
Jack Dempsey
San Francisco
Nathalie Snelling
Portland
Dempsey
Alley Ball Match Set for May at Phomad Logan’s Court
A May alley ball game is planned at Phomad Logan’s court in Priceburg. Mike Congreve will face John Barry of the West Side with Mike Gilroy and Martin Flannery of Dunmore as backers for a stake of 35 dollars.
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Phomad Logan's Court
Priceburg
Mike Congreve
John Barry
Weat
Mike Gilroy
Martin Flannery
Dunmore
West Side settlement causes cave ins and street damage
Surface settling near Luzerne Street continues with growing cracks up to a foot wide and cave area spanning two to three blocks. Water main breaks, overhead viaducts urged for Scranton Traction linking West Side to North End as residents, officials watch for further destruction.
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Luzerne Street
Fourteenth Stret
James Peters
Fourteenth Street
Bridget Connors
Burke
Lugerne Street
Sheridan
Sadie Place
Fifteenth Street
Scranton Traction Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Crossing
Rendham
Traction Company
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